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Alaska Airlines wins award for best inflight food & beverage in North America
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Alaska Airlines has been recognized with the 2024 Business Traveler North America Award for Best Inflight Food & Beverage. This award acknowledges the airline's commitment to providing high-quality and sustainable food options that showcase West Coast flavors.

Todd Traynor-Corey, Vice President of Guest Products at Alaska Airlines, expressed gratitude for the award: “We are incredibly honored to receive this award, which reflects our team’s passion for delivering a remarkable travel experience and dedication to offering curated food and beverage products that represent the best of the West Coast. This recognition inspires us to continue creating memorable inflight moments with our menus that combine quality, creativity and sustainability. I want to thank our incredible food and beverage team and flight attendants for their dedication and hard work each day, ensuring our guests experience exceptional service and care.”

The selection process involved a panel of aviation experts who nominated candidates, followed by public voting to determine winners. Enrique Perrella, Aviation Director at Business Traveler, commended Alaska Airlines: “Congratulations to Alaska Airlines for winning this year’s best food and drink award in North America. Their commitment to elevating the inflight dining experience has been truly impressive. By collaborating with rising star Chef Brandon Jew, they’ve brought West Coast flavors to life with Asian-inspired dishes that reflect thoughtful innovation and quality."

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Alaska Airlines' recent culinary initiatives include collaborations with notable chefs like Brandon Jew from San Francisco’s Michelin-starred Mister Jiu’s restaurant. They also introduced unique beverages such as 'Cloud Cruiser,' a custom craft beer brewed by Fremont Brewing in Seattle.

The airline continues to innovate its menu offerings across all seating classes on flights over 1,100 miles. The Signature Fruit & Cheese Platter remains popular among travelers along with hot meals available for pre-order.

Alaska Air Group operates subsidiaries including Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Holdings Inc., serving destinations across multiple continents while maintaining safety standards and customer satisfaction.

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